On Monday, 30th March 2020 Blaze Staffing Solutions’ Melbourne Office will relocate to 2/12 Compark Circuit, Mulgrave.
This move is a source of great pride for us as we move to a larger space that is equipped with the latest technology and furnishings, providing a more accessible and open hub for our staff and candidates.
We look forward to welcoming clients, candidates, suppliers and stakeholders to our new offices to celebrate the new phase for our organisation after the restrictions associated with Covid-19 pandemic are lifted and it is safe to hold social gatherings.
Our new address will be:
Blaze Staffing Solutions
2/12 Compark Circuit
Mulgrave VIC 3170
Our phone and email contact details will remain the same.
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